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Mehlville School District students make their resolutions for 2018

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Rogers Elementary School students in the Mehlville School District offer the following resolutions for 2018:
From Alyssa: To read more, to write better, to help people, to be the joy, to help with cleaning my room.
From Max: I want to be healthier, stronger and I want to become a better hockey player because I want to be the healthiest person in my family.
From Elijah: I want to learn how to spell better, get better at math, try to help a person in need, make a difference by being the joy and being nice. I promise to be kind and help do the dishes.
From Elizabeth: I want to get better at ice skating, dancing, singing and at being the joy forever. And that is it. Bye!
From Molly: I want to be the joy all the time. I am going to look for friends in need and do the best I can to be the best friend I can. I hope you can too.
From Samantha: I want to get better at singing, learn how to wash clothes and cook more, try to get better at school and I promise to have fun while doing stuff.
From Ollie: I want to be able to read faster and be kind and helpful for my mom. I really want to get stronger and be better at all four sports.
From Kendra: I want to help my parents with cleaning and doing jobs. Also to read harder books and to challenge myself by reading slower because I want to be ready for higher grades. I want to be the best I can.
From Madison: I want to not play on my computer so much. I want to be less of a couch potato. I want to help my mom better with my brother and sister because my mom gets stressed out.
From Jaxon: I want to stop eating junk food because I have a cavity. Also because I want to be healthy and active around the house and be active in sports and hobbies.
From Alyssa: I want to eat less junk food so I can live a healthy life and I can run all the way around Disney World in February. I hope my family will do this with me.
From Mia: I want to start exercising more so I can lose weight. I want to be more thankful and make people happy. I want to read more so I can learn more. I want to be a good friend and make people happy.
From Kayla: I want to help my parents with cleaning because my room is very messy. I want to continue good behavior because me and my brother always fight.
From Jaden: I want to get better at soccer because I went on a trip for five weeks and I can’t remember a lot about soccer. I don’t know a lot of tricks so I need to get better. If I don’t, at recess everyone will take the ball away and score for the other team.
From Tyler: I want to learn to tie my shoes and to start getting along with my brother. I want to do this so I can get more friends and so I don’t need help tying my laces.
From Allison: I want to read more and challenge myself to read bigger books with more words and pages. I would also like to help out my mom and dad with chores.
From Kyle: I want to be more nice to my brother and sister. I feel like I can be hard on them and yell a lot. Yes, they can be pests sometimes by playing tag in my room when I am reading in my bed. I am going to try to be nicer and be a good big brother.
From Gavin: I want to be better at school. I have gotten in trouble a lot. So I need to step it up a bit.
And I am also silly while the teacher is teaching. I hope I have a good 2018.
Wohlwend Elementary School students have made the following resolutions for the new year:
From Alexa: To read more books because reading is fun and exciting if you get the right book. I love to read every day and night.
From Ryan: To be kind to others. I want to be more helpful and more thankful for all I have, like food, water and shelter. I am going to try to be that someone.
From Aubrey: To publish my book “Unicorn Biology” because I love unicorns. I want people to see my writing.
I think it will be great.
From Dylan: To get good grades because when I do I get to pick dinner and get toys. My parents will be happy.
From Brendan: To help others be a better person and help others show that they matter. I hope to help people be better at math and become better readers. I hope to show people that nobody is perfect.
From Rosie: To be more of a friend to others, because some people may not have many friends or no friends.
From Braeden: To be more helpful because I always forget to do my chores. I think if I remember my chores my parents won’t have to remind me all the time, so they can do more important stuff like making dinner.
From Lily: To do my best, to read more and to think about others. I really want to make a difference in life. I want to show people that I care. I hope you will, too.
From Ariella: To focus on soccer because doing something new is good to learn. And once you keep trying you could maybe be a pro at it. And trying something new can change your life.
From Jackson: To get better at football. I really want to play on a football team. I want to play college football for Michigan. I hope to get better.
Hagemann Elementary School students have made the following resolutions for 2018:
From Alison: In 2018 I would like to improve on eating less sweets, start doing more chores, and lower screen time on electronics.
From Corey: For 2018, my New Year’s Resolutions are going to be improving on my soccer skills, to start trying new foods and cleaning my room.
From Nejra: In the year 2018 I would like to get better at math, use better handwriting and to start cooking and baking more often.
Check back to www.callnewspapers.com to see additional resolutions from Mehlville School District students.

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